page_title: Terézia Vansová
hierarchical_section_title: Terézia Vansová
caption_attribution_description: English: Terézia Vansová (1857–1942)
context_page_description: Terézia Zuzana Vansová née Medvecká, pseudonyms Johanka Georgiadesová, Milka Žartovnická and Nemophila was a pioneering Slovak female writer and editor during the period of realism. She wrote poetry in both German and Slovak, founded the first Slovak women's journal Dennica, and went on to write plays and novels. She became widely known for her novel Sirota Podhradských which was deemed suitable for girls.
context_section_description: Terézia Zuzana Vansová née Medvecká, pseudonyms Johanka Georgiadesová, Milka Žartovnická and Nemophila (1857–1942) was a pioneering Slovak female writer and editor during the period of realism. She wrote poetry in both German and Slovak, founded the first Slovak women's journal Dennica, and went on to write plays and novels. She became widely known for her novel Sirota Podhradských (The Podhradskýs' Orphan, 1889) which was deemed suitable for girls.
caption: Terézia Vansová
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